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NANCY NOLAND ? Editor* ? PATSY t i-?nK
> Last week was a very busy one
>? Waynesville High The pictures
lor the annual were taken. 1 am
sure everyone looked real pretty.
Also the superlatives were
chosen. Most popular?'?Tom Gar
rett and Libby Smatiters; sweetest
?Carroll How land. Tommy Tucker
antf Mary Jane Hunter; best per
sonality?Verlin Kd wards and De
lores Hembrec; most typical?Her
|nan McGahr and Patsy Clark;
friendliest--Lucius Jones and Opal
liaakett; cutest?Mike Byrd and
l>ody Prevost. prettiest and best
looking?Bruce Clarkand Mildred
Smith, best ail arouna ?Carroll
Hooper and Linda Hhinehardt. best
pressed?Dan Sayer and Ituby Sue
Hook, most talented?Bobby Hill
and Betty Barber; most original? j
tugene Bracketl and Ann Huff,
beat round dancers?Halph Prevost
gnd Gail Woodard, best square
dancers?Kyle F.dwards and Joan
Bradley; most athletic ? Tom
f? rr=
Sparks and Arbadella Turner,
most school spirit?Henry Jenkins,
and Deana Jo Farmer, most likely
'to succeed - Gary Evans and Glenda
Kavenson. most sincere?Jack Fel
n.cnt and Ann Prevost; most studi
ous?Gerhard Lieb.scher and Linda
Uoone; class filrt?Kenneth Hoop
er and Judy Harrell. wittiest
George Wilson and Hrenda Uren
dall. 1 think the seniors have
chosen a fine group.
We had some little tols visiting
with us Wednesday. They were
all real cute and seetned to like
school just fine. The occasion was
to choose the mascots. The winners
were. Terry Wilde and Denesse
Moore,
The sales of annuals is coming
along fine If you want an annual,
be sure to have your money in
by the 2(ith of October. That In
1 eludes those who have only paid
some down. Bring the balance.
If you saw some sdal-ooking
students Wednesday, the reason
we got report cards.
The Tally-Ho Club will sponsor
the Harvest dance i/ianksgiving
night That will be something for
the college students as well as
high school students to enjoy. A*<
"Harvest" queen will oe chosen,
from candidates sponsored by each
club. She will receive votes by
the amount of money collected in
her name The money will be
used to buy senior club pins.
The football boys played a good
(tame Friday night. Keep up the
good work and let's beat Brevard
tonight The gam* has been I
changed from Friday night so those I
who wish may see Hendersonvtile
nrd Canton play.
Congratulations goes out to the i
Dand on ttseir ?tin**-ior rating at
Bristol Saturday. They played in
division I which is the highest
division Their score was 97 0
per cent There were approxi
mately SO bands there. They
marched at the Tennessee High
stadium for seven Minutes. If
you attended the ball game Friday
night, you saw the program they
jpresented
Friday stx members or the
annnai staff attended the Editors
lloundtable at Western Carolina
College. They attended two classes
one on general pointers of a year ,
book and one on photography Both
classes were very interesting and
the group got some ideas that they
hope to cai ry out in this year's '1
annual. From the annual staff
were: Gary Evans, editor. Glenda 1
Euvenson, co-editor, Dody Prevost,
assistant business manager, and
Gail Woodard. David Hardwick.
and Eugene Brackctt.
Jerry Burhanan, Gail Camlin
and Agnes Koberson also attended
the Editors Roundtable for the
paper staff.
Marriage Licenses
Sidney Stuart Bost, Winston
Salem and France* I.unlit Cathey, I'
Clyde
Wilburn Davis '
Heads UNC Group
For Traffic Study
Wilburn Davis of Waynesville,
a senior at the University of North
Carolina, is chairman of a recently
appointed student Traffic Advisory
I ommission. Clark Hinkley, also
of Waynesville is a member of
Ihe five-member commission
The commission was appointed
last week Dy student body presi
dent. Bob Young, to look into the
overall traffic situation in Chape'
Hill. The group will functio
through the year and will approai i
the Board of Aldermen of Chapel
Hill to present the results of their
? study. %
The formation of a student
Traffic Commission stems from a
two-hour parking restriction put
on the street in front of Big Fra
I ternity Court at the University.
Davis is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Davis. Hinkiey is the
son of Mrs. C. M. Hinkiey and
1 the late Dr. Hinkiey.
! Silent Pmyer
DALLAS. ' AP)?Burglars stole
three prayer books from the glove
compartment of a woman's car
1 while she was attending services.
Slight Mishap
BECKLEY. W. Va. <AP>?When
Bill Robinson's car collided with a
passenger train at nearby Mont
calm. he was hurled through his
windshield, into a narrow opening
between two bridges and down a
15-foot embankment into Crane
Creek. He waded out with only a
scratched finger.
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